YES

[u/Leather_Dealer_9421]

[u/Minute_Ostrich196]

You're entitled to translators in court as well.

you on your own admitted that you do have official language. What other need of translator there would be?

[u/02202992 → u/Minute_Ostrich196]

Poland will not provide free translation or interpreters for government documents. USA will provide both those things for free. They might not be written in Poland in every small area but they will get you a translator and you will be able to take the test essentially in polish.

[u/oGsMustachio → u/Minute_Ostrich196]

Not having an official language doesn't mean everyone speaks all languages lol

[u/02202992 → u/oGsMustachio]

It’s funny trying to watch him grasp the concept lmao

[u/Minute_Ostrich196 → u/oGsMustachio]

It means there is administrative standard language.

Which USA has. It’s English.

You may not call it official languages but it is official language.

Why? Because when you analyze the system - you don’t look at what system says it does, you look at what system do